Does the polish go in the tank or how is that done?
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To be honest I've never used this device since purchasing it. I bought it for ceramic tile floors only to discover that after using the liquid in the tank on the floor I would have to either mop the floor or use a wet-dry vacuum. The polisher sits in the utility room unused.
37662
No, at least I applied hard wax to the floor itself and then buffed it shiny. I may be wrong but would not want to clog up the machine by putting wax in the tank.
376952
You clean the sticky residue with alcohol AFTER the top coat only. NOT after the previous coats of polish.
887649
It will remove the gel polish. You will have to pour some in a small bowl and soak, just check and when the polish begins to wrinkle up take a tissue to wipe off.
192312
I am positive you could use a solvent with caution. The tank is stainless steel.
1485400
Gel Polish needs to be removed with straight acetone. To start the process, use a 100/180 to remove the surface finish of the gel polish. Scuff it enough that you see deep grooves in the polish. This will help the acetone to penetrate faster. In a salon, the correct way is to place an acetone soaked bit of cotton to the surface of the nail, then wrap a small piece of aluminum foil around your finger to hold the cotton in place and to hold the heat in which makes the acetone penetrate faster. The directions say it comes off in 10 minutes, it's more like at least 15. When done properly, the gel polish will flake off. If some remains, either rewrap the nail to soak again or gently file it off. For at home use, it's faster and easier to pour a small amount of acetone in a small glass bowl, add a few drops of olive oil to lessen the drying properties of the acetone and soak your nails for 15 minutes. You'll still need to file the surface of the gel polish first doing it this way. If you put the small bowl of acetone down into another slightly larger bowl that has hot water in it, it will safely heat the acetone and it will work faster.
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I'm sorry, Suzanne, I really don't know the answer to that...but I will say I've found very little it won't take out....is it liquid polish or cream? I wouldn't scrub or rub it because you might just smear the polish...but you could wet it first...then either use the Quick N Brite as a paste or diluted as a liquid (remember you can put it in water and put it in the microwave to melt it and make it inot liquid) and pile it on good and sort of daub it in...let it sit awhile and then try blotting it with a rag to try to take the polish out. Sure can't hurt, can it? LOL Hope it works for you!
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It's quite simple: you just lift the tank and rinse out the base with cold water (be careful not to get water into the spout). The specs recommend that you disinfect with vinegar every week, but we do it about once a month or so with no adverse effects.The daily (or once every two days) rinse is important though, without that you'll get mineral depositing.What I really like about the humidifier (besides the quiet operation) is that there is no filter. Those things get really dirty really fast because they suck up dust, etc from the air. Instead, the atomizer gives you a cool clean visible mist. It's quite simple: you just lift the tank and rinse out the base with cold water (be careful not to get water into the spout). The specs recommend that you disinfect with vinegar every week, but we do it about once a month or so with no adverse effects.The daily (or once every two days) rinse is important though, without that you'll get mineral depositing.What I really like about the humidifier (besides the quiet operation) is that there is no filter. Those things get really dirty really fast because they suck up dust, etc from the air. Instead, the atomizer gives... » Read More It's quite simple: you just lift the tank and rinse out the base with cold water (be careful not to get water into the spout). The specs recommend that you disinfect with vinegar every week, but we do it about once a month or so with no adverse effects.The daily (or once every two days) rinse is important though, without that you'll get mineral depositing.What I really like about the humidifier (besides the quiet operation) is that there is no filter. Those things get really dirty really fast because they suck up dust, etc from the air. Instead, the atomizer gives you a cool clean visible mist. « Show Less
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No, I made a flawed design and I used polish remover and it worked. You need to scrub it down but it did clear up and painting over it with a new nail color made it look like nothing happened to begin with. You can always just break off that nail and move on to a fresh untouched one if you're not stingy but to answer your question in short, no it won't ruin the product.
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It's like a polisher. My son (for whom I purchased it) did not use the attached small tube for scratches, wanting to see what the stuff did. It did not cover scratches, so he'll have to use the small container. Has not done so yet.
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Yes, Eileen you do. But it is not as difficult as you think. Depending on the vehicle, it usually requires laying under the (empty) fuel tank and unbolting two bolts that hold "bands" across the tank. Then drop it on your chest and disconnect fuel lines and filler hose. Then just slide it out, steam clean it, acid wash (POR 15 has this product too), then seal it following the instructions. You may want to pressure wash the under side of the vehicle before removing the tank - keep you from getting as dirty from all the under-splash.
379343
The tank has a cap with a fill line on it. Fill the cap to the line 2 times. Be sure and fill the reservoir with water first and then add the cleaner.
823887
After you apply the product and rub it in, you have to go back and remove all excess polish. Sometimes takes several rubbings to do this...but, it works.
969349
It's just fine. It is a glazing polish unlike a cut or cleaner. This is for the final step after cutting and buffing. It will leave a smooth glossy finish.
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No, just typical shipping packaging & there were no instructions on use. They're kind of self explanatory tho. I bought them thinking they would solve the problem I have with getting to the polish when the bottle is half full, but they didn't work as well as I had hoped.
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It comes off very easily, just like you take off regular polish. Cotton ball and nail polish remover.
1132364
It takes a few cycles, but it does dry regular polish. I have been using the Thermal Spa every week for nearly a year now, and I am very happy with it.
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It's so easy. The tank lifts off. Then you unscrew the cap to add your water and cleaning solution. That's it.